Don't worry Billeee what happens in Saw Pit stays in Saw pit
John
lilly31 said
12:43 PM Sep 16, 2011
Ahhh dear should we asked LOL ..Must be cold down there all those doona
-- Edited by lilly31 on Friday 16th of September 2011 12:44:26 PM
Vic said
04:50 PM Sep 16, 2011
Yes, at least you surveyed your surroundings John when you had to go!
jules47 said
08:03 PM Sep 16, 2011
Did you wet the bed Billeee????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Or did the hot water bottle break???????????????????????????????????????????????/
Happywanderer said
08:17 PM Sep 16, 2011
I think it was such a beautiful day he decided to air the bedding. Don't get a chance to do that too much on the road. Or did he find a spider in there and threw everything out to find it.
jules47 said
08:41 PM Sep 16, 2011
Well.......that's one explanation Marj - dunno though??!!
Elle on Wheels said
09:47 PM Sep 16, 2011
Looks very spooky to me.... A question, how do you fit all that bedding into a little van. I know Victoria is freezing but I wonder if it is a case of the princess and the pea - that can be taken many ways i suppose.
yeoeleven said
10:05 PM Sep 16, 2011
OK I confess I was stirring Billeee, he lost a small MP3 player that he had last used whilst in bed and stripped everything off the bed to find it.
So whilst it was off he decided to air it all and hung it out.
We had a quiet dayand investigated why the place was called Saw Pit. Apparently in early days a pit was dug so that the logs could be sawn into manageable lengths. Tough characters those guys sawing logs like that all day.
John
Elle on Wheels said
11:31 PM Sep 16, 2011
not sure if I want to visualise Billeeee letting it all hang out but sounds like you are having fun so all good - no more evil coments from me
billeeeeeee said
02:52 PM Sep 17, 2011
Howdyeeee ,un excited ,and excited,Boomers, ...John would like to thank all U Boomers , Nomads, who work and pay taxes,,,,,could not b here without your tax supporting Him,,,,,,hehehehe Billeeeeee
Elle - you cracked me up then!! That's ok John, hope that will be me next year!!
Elle on Wheels said
02:12 AM Sep 18, 2011
Hey Jules if I can crack you up then that is a privilege as you are such a wit ... so thanks
jules47 said
09:46 AM Sep 18, 2011
Thanks Ell - one of my most favourite things in life is to laugh - at least once every day!! and make other people happy and laugh as well !!!
Cruising Granny said
07:02 PM Sep 18, 2011
I don't know if being supported by Centrelink is a very comfortable lifestyle. More an existence than a living. It's how we manage our menial income that gives us the comfort factor. In the case of being a Disability recipient one has to be suffering from something, with the emphasis on suffering. Life does go on, and the quality of which is up to me. There's always time for a chat and a laugh.
Don't worry Billeee what happens in Saw Pit stays in Saw pit
John
Ahhh dear should we asked LOL ..Must be cold down there all those doona
-- Edited by lilly31 on Friday 16th of September 2011 12:44:26 PM
Yes, at least you surveyed your surroundings John when you had to go!
Did you wet the bed Billeee?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Or did the hot water bottle break???????????????????????????????????????????????/
Or did he find a spider in there and threw everything out to find it.
A question, how do you fit all that bedding into a little van. I know Victoria is freezing but I wonder if it is a case of the princess and the pea - that can be taken many ways i suppose.
OK I confess I was stirring Billeee, he lost a small MP3 player that he had last used whilst in bed and stripped everything off the bed to find it.
So whilst it was off he decided to air it all and hung it out.
We had a quiet dayand investigated why the place was called Saw Pit. Apparently in early days a pit was dug so that the logs could be sawn into manageable lengths. Tough characters those guys sawing logs like that all day.
John
Howdyeeee ,un excited ,and excited,Boomers, ...John would like to thank all U Boomers , Nomads, who work and pay taxes,,,,,could not b here without your tax supporting Him,,,,,,hehehehe Billeeeeee
It's how we manage our menial income that gives us the comfort factor.
In the case of being a Disability recipient one has to be suffering from something, with the emphasis on suffering.
Life does go on, and the quality of which is up to me. There's always time for a chat and a laugh.